Sections of ESN Belgium

Explore the 18 local ESN sections across 12 university cities on your host campus in Belgium. Get your official ESNcard, participate in welcome weeks, cultural trips, and student advocacy.

Flanders

7 Sections
Antwerp

ESN Antwerp

Est. 2005
Higher Education Institutions:
University of Antwerp (UAntwerpen)AP HogeschoolKdG University of Applied Sciences

Active harbor city section in Belgium's fashion and diamond capital.

Ghent

ESN Gent

★ Birthplace
Higher Education Institutions:
Ghent University (UGent)Artevelde University of Applied SciencesHOGENT

Birthplace of the entire Erasmus Student Network in October 1989. Welcoming over 2,000 international students yearly.

Hasselt

ESN Hasselt

Est. 2011
Higher Education Institutions:
Hasselt University (UHasselt)PXL University of Applied Sciences

Cozy Limburg capital section known for friendly hospitality and campus life.

Kortrijk

ESN Leonardo Kortrijk

Est. 2016
Higher Education Institutions:
KU Leuven Campus KulakHowest (DAE)VIVES University of Applied Sciences

Innovation and design hub in West Flanders near the French border.

Leuven

ESN Leuven

Est. 1993
Higher Education Institutions:
KU LeuvenUCLL (UC Leuven-Limburg)

Vibrant community in Belgium's historic student capital around Pangaea Meeting Centre.

Mechelen

ESN Mechelen

Est. 2019
Higher Education Institutions:
Thomas More University of Applied Sciences

Historic Flemish art city midway between Antwerp and Brussels.

Geel

ESN Geel

Est. 2019
Higher Education Institutions:
Thomas More Campus GeelKU Leuven Campus Geel

Campus community in the Kempen region known for engineering and applied sciences.

Brussels-Capital

5 Sections
Brussels

ESN VUB EhB Brussels

Est. 1990
Higher Education Institutions:
Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)Erasmushogeschool Brussel (EhB)

Serving exchange students on the VUB and EhB campuses in the European Capital.

Brussels

ESN KULBrussels

Est. 2013
Higher Education Institutions:
KU Leuven Campus BrusselsLUCA School of Arts (Sint-Lucas)

Located in the historical heart of Brussels near Grand Place and Mont des Arts.

Brussels

ESN ICHEC ECAM Brussels

Est. 2018
Higher Education Institutions:
ICHEC Brussels Management SchoolECAM Brussels

Dedicated to international business, management, and engineering exchange students.

Brussels

ESN Saint-Louis Brussels

Est. 2017
Higher Education Institutions:
UCLouvain Saint-Louis Bruxelles

Dynamic downtown section located steps from Rogier and Botanical Gardens.

Brussels

ESN ULB Brussels

Est. 2004
Higher Education Institutions:
Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

Supporting Francophone and international scholars across all ULB faculties.

Wallonia

6 Sections
Liège

ESN ULiège

Est. 2008
Higher Education Institutions:
Université de Liège (ULiège)

Warm community in the 'Cité Ardente', known for lively folkloric gatherings in Le Carré.

Liège

ESN HEC Liège

Est. 2012
Higher Education Institutions:
HEC Liège Management School - ULiège

Dedicated to international business and management scholars at HEC Liège.

Liège

ESN HELMo

Est. 2015
Higher Education Institutions:
Haute École HELMo (Liège)

Active across HELMo faculties in education, health, economics, and engineering.

Liège

ESN HEPL

Est. 2018
Higher Education Institutions:
Haute École de la Province de Liège (HEPL)

Representing international students at the Province of Liège University College.

Louvain-la-Neuve

ESN Louvain-la-Neuve

Est. 2006
Higher Education Institutions:
UCLouvain (Université catholique de Louvain)

Pedestrian-only university city offering an authentic Belgian campus lifestyle.

Mons

ESN Mons

Est. 2021
Higher Education Institutions:
Université de Mons (UMONS)UCLouvain FUCaM MonsHELHa

European Capital of Culture city with rich architectural and student heritage.

Expansion & Support

Start or Expand an ESN Section

Does your Belgian university or higher education institution (Hogeschool / Haute École) lack an ESN section? ESN Belgium actively mentors student initiative committees looking to establish a new section.

4-Step Onboarding Roadmap:
  1. Initiative: Form a core group of motivated local & international student leaders.
  2. Institutional Recognition: Obtain support from your university's International Relations Office (IRO).
  3. National Mentorship: Contact the VP for Development for statute drafts and training.
  4. National Assembly: Present your candidacy for provisional membership.
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